The Transcarpathian School of Painting, also known in the art world as the Subcarpathian School of Painting, as an early 20th century movement represented an effort to establish an original, non-regional artistic school with its own center and high aesthetic and technical standards. It was led by Bokshai, Erdelyi and Hrabovskyi. The founders soon established the Public School of Painting where new generations of Rusyn artists were trained. Explore more about history of Carpatho-Rusyn Art and one great project about the School.
The three generations of the Trascarpathian School of Painting:
The first generation: Iosyf Bokshai, Adalbert Erdelyi, Emil Hrabovskyi, Fedor Manaylo
The second generation: Andrii Kotska, Ernest Kontratovych, Adalbert Boretskyi, Zoltan Sholtes, Andrii Dobosh, Ivan Erdeli, Gyorgy Endredy, Vasyl Dvan-Sharpotokii
The third generation: Anton Kashshai, Volodymyr Mykyta, Vasyl Gabda, Ivan Shutiev, Mykhailo Sapatiukh, Iulii Herts, Iulii Stashko
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